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fix(resource): fix search list fields to allow empty pipeline #763

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SEARCHAPI-9086

We need to be able to pass the empty pipeline to this call otherwise it's the default pipeline being used when no parameters are passed.

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@aboissinot-coveo aboissinot-coveo merged commit b9cd9d1 into master Nov 2, 2023
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